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The world around me grew hazy.
The room, snug as a ship's cabin, grew hazy with smoke from frying potatoes and Merle's cigarettes.
Mr. Fisher said laws like California's would have made it harder for people wrongly accused of crimes in the distant past to establish their innocence, as witnesses moved away or died, official records became harder to find and recollections grew hazy.
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And as the character grew, the line between the actor and the role grew hazier.
Americans on both sides of the war debate argued bitterly over facts that grew hazier as the war deepened.
Over time, his sight grew hazier; last year, he thought he felt a grain of sand in his left eye, and it didn't go away.
The simplest remark began to seem suspect, a riddle — not devoid of meaning, but with a vague haze of meaning that grew hazier as I tried to clutch it.
The Seattle skyline appears and grows hazy.
But our relationship to clouds is changing, growing hazy.
If history is any indicator, the line between national security and suppression of dissent grows hazy in times of conflict.
The sand begins to look fluid and the light grows hazy from the sand particles in the atmosphere.
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